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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-14
Received Their Diplomas.

Special to The Globe.
WAsEcA, Minn., July 13.-At the as
sembly at z this evening reception was
given to DR.. Vincent and the class of 's7
=. =: the tabernacle, and at ts p. m Jo,ii. ii;
Dewitt Miller lectlued On the "Three-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-14
Civil Service Examination.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Chief Clerk
Doyle will hold civil service examina-
tions at Brainerd, Mimi, Aug. 4, going
thence to Fargo and Huron the follow
ing week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-14
Damage to Wheat.

Special to the Globe.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, July 13.-
Chinch bugs have damaged the wheat
in this section at least 25 per cent.
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StilIin Suspense.

NEW York, July 13.-Jake Sharp
was led into court at l0:4i for sentence,
but owing to the absence of Judge Bar
rett the case was adjourned until noon
tO- morrow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-14

When the managers sell base ball
players nowadays they make money.
But when the audience is sold it loses
ney,-Tr.siladelphia News.
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MARINE.
PORT op wAsHBuRN.

Special to the Globe.
pire State and Japan, Buffalo, merchandise;
City of Traverse. Chicago: Peerless and Chis
ma, Duluth. Cleared: Empire State and
City of Traverse, Duluth; Peerless, Chicago;
China, Buffalo. Cool and light northeast
wind.
FORT OF ASHLAND.
Special to the Globe.
ASHLAND, Wis, July 13-Arriycd: City OF
Traverse, Chicago. Cleared; City of Trav--
erse, Duluth Rhodes, Macy, Camden and
Ishpeming, Cleveland. Weather fine and
hot.
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Amusesnnenrs.

ALBACGH'S OPERA HOUSE.-Miss Letitia Fritch
made d very pleasing impression in the title role
or GlrOlle-Glr0na," at this house last night. Hell
presence and manner are attractive, and her voice
Mi. ChaS. j. Campbell the new tenor, has an easy
and pleasant way with him, which goes far In light
opera To atone for the lack OF exceptional vocal
power, though Mr.. Campbels voice is by no means
deficient In attractivene5s, especially in the mid
die register. Mr.. Broderick was a fine M0urz0uk
sextette at the end Of the first act was admirably
rendered. and had TO be repeated. The perform
ance altogether was very enjoyable.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Genee'S melOd1OuS and
mirthful comic opera, "NanOn,' entered on the
second week OF It's career at the National last
pleasure by the audience. Miss Lane in the title
role grows steadily In favor, and the performance
throughout has gained in briSkneSS and that
smiling and spirited ease which constitute the
very soul OF successful light operate representa-
tons.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-Master Augustin and
Mime. Melville, who are already favOrably known
at Harris last night and were well received In
their play, 1.-The Boy Tramp"
kERNAN'S THEATER.-The wrestling OF MuldOOn
and Sorakichi proved very strong attraction at
this house last night, and, with the variety fea-
lures, gave the large audience plenty Of excite
ment and amusement.
HE BULL Run PANORAMA, at 18th street and
Ohio avenue, steadily maintains its place one OF
the leading sights OK the city.
The NEwSBOYS HOME BENEFIT takes place at the
National Theater tomorrow afternoon. 1.-THE
Little sentinel" comedy, and "CaSte," will be
given.
EXCURsION.-National Association, No. l. of Sta
tionary Engineers, will give their second annual
excursion 10 River View On Friday, the 18th. on
the Mary Washington.
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The MAGNOLIA Case.
POLICEMAN ROLES STATEMENT IN REFERENCE n
THE CHARGE AGAINST HIN.

POLICEMAN ROLES STATEMENT IN REFERENCE TO
THE CHARGE AGAINST him.
The trial of Policeman ROlfe, Of the MetropOi-
tan police, for taking magnolia from one of the
trees in the Capitol grounds will take place to-
morrow. 1t is probable that 1t will be q short
one, as the officer admits that he cut the flower.
Immediately after the publication of the fact
that a complaint had been made to Major Moore
Officer Role stated TO his superior officer. Lieut..
Kelly, that he had taken the flower but that when
spoken TO by one OF the men in the grounds he
had dropped It, He further stated that he had
cut 1t TO send TO his little girl, who is with his
family in Ohio; that he had received letter from
her IN which she begged him to send her q flower
grown in this city, which she wanted to put in
her cabinet of curiosities. She wanted It because
IL came from the big city that she had heard so
many people talk about. He states he had no In.
tenulon Of violating any law
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Tried IN XIII HerseIf.
SHE DID NOT WANT TO LIVE AFTER her LOVER
SERTED HER.

SHE DID NOT WANT TO LIVE AFTER HER LOVER DE
SERTED her.
Last night, about 12 O'Clock, Dolly Harris, q
woman about twenty-seven years old, living at
Martha Raper's HOS C street northwest, took q
dose OF laudanum with the intention OF killing
herself. hackman informed the ofncers at the
first precinct station house. and Sergeant Diggins
and Officers Ellis and Heller proceeded to the
house, where they found the woman surrounded
could To relieve her. The officers at once sent for
O physician, and DR.. CiSsell, OF the Emergency
Hospital responded, bringing with him a stomach
pump. He succeeeed in relieving her. She stated
that her lover had deserted her, and without him
she did not desire to live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

PROGRAM OF FOUR RACES ARRANGED.
At a meeting Of the National Fair Association,
held last night 1t was decided to have four races
on the 4th or July at Ivy City. The following is
the correct program:
First race running), purse $50; entrance fee s.
each TO second horse; heavy weller weight, gentle
men riders, three-quarter mile heats. second race
trottlngl, three-minute class; purse 500; i've to
enter Third race :2S class, purse $780, (trOtterS
and pacers); five 10 enter. Fourth race (steeple-
chase), purse $50; entrance fee S. each to second
horse; heavy welter weights; gentlemen riders.
Entries to close at p. m, June 3d. at Jockey Club
rooms, Vernon Row.
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NEVER FORGET THIS.

Ifyou sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in
making you we'll when all else fails.
II you costive dyspeptic. or suffering from
any other Of the diseases Of the stomach
bowels it Ia your fault il you remain ILL., for Hop
Bitters Is sovereign remedy in all such complaints
II you are wasting away with any form of kidney
disease. stop tempting death this moment and turn for
cure 70 Hop Btters.
II you nervous use Hop RtterR.
If you o freauen;er. resident Of amiasmatic
district barricade your system aganst the scorge of
all countries-lnalxria epidemic. bilious and inter-
mittent fevers-by the use of Hop Bitters.
IF you have rough, pn,ply or saow skin bad breath.
pains and aches ard feel miserable generally, Hop
Btters will give You fair skn rich blood and sweetest
breath and health.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sistes. mother
daughter be made the picture OF health with Hop
Btters costing but trife. Will ron let them suffer:
In short they cure all diseases Of the stomach bow
els, blood liver, nerves. kidneys, Brights Disease
$1,000 will be paid for case they viii not cure OF
help. 3e2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

AN EXCEPTIONAL Boon Is reported lust now I'm
the trade OF VIM. Hahn & Co.'S Reliable Shoe
House, SID 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. caused no doubt by the attractions OF their
mark down No. z, but mainly by the very low
prices al all times prevailing at this house for re-
Ltbie comfortable and stylish footwear See CITY
Items Tor MARK Down No. 2 Attractions also
Warm Weather SpeciaIties."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

WY NOT buy your children's clothing from
In. 1CfacturerS direct We can assure saving OF
several dollars per suit. EIsEMAS Bros
7th and
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Waarher

1n6icGffors FIR the 81 hours commencing az 2 o. m
For the District OF Columbia, New Jersey East
ern Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland. and Viz
gtnia. northeasterly winds, fair weather. slight
changes In TEMPERATURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

WHY Nor buy direct from producers, when we
can sell you an elegant al-wool suit for $40 such
As other dealers cannot sell for less than SIS.
EISENAN BROS,
Manufacturers cor 18th and F.
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WHY NOT buy your boys clothing direct from
manufacturers, and save several dollars on each
sun EIsEMAS BROS,
t'Or nh and E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

HIS OPINION OF MEN WITH LOADED REvOLvERS IN
THEIR POCKETS.
ThOS. O'Neal was before the Police Court to-day
for disorderly conduct and carrying loaded re-
vOlyer. His counsel said that as the defendant
had not attempted to use the weapon he would
ask that the lowest fine be imposed. Every man
who puts pistol in his pocket" said the judge,
doeS IL with the design to Kill somebody Ii it be-
comes convenient. He is fined $50 or ninety days
On the farm" In the of disorderly conduct IS
collateral was forfeited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

~ W. DAVIS. the well-knOwn Photographer has
returned 10 Washington. His Gallery is located
At B 9Th street n W. No connection with any
Other gallery In the city. Good work guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14
Manufacturers. cor. eth and +

LIGHTNING RODS on Prof. Henry's house and
Smithsonian Institute are insulated. / can refer
TO number OF houses not insulated and injured
by lightning. j. III. KUEHLING
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We Please THr Cz11pnxs
By presenting each and every one with LASTING me-
mento this week. We please the parents BIZ a sweep
ing reduction Of prices in all kinds of Shoes and rsa
HE1LBRuN,s
LARGEST oNE-PR1cE SHOE PARLoR
BARGAIN MOL
Misses and Children's Opera Slippers, Button and
Oxford Ties, 40c. &C.,. 73c. 97c.
BARGAIN NO.
Youths and Boys Button and Lace Ties, Patent
Leather Pumps, &c., &C., sL23. sl47.
BARGAIN NO. 8.
Ladies' Opera Slippers. Oxford Ties, and Button,
49c., 73c., etc., S1.23. s147, s1.97.
BAhtAlN NJ. 4.
Ladies' French Donsola Kid Button, flexible tack.
less, 81 81, worth %.
BARGAIN NO. b
Ladies' regular s5 Hand-sewed Button 90 this week
at S2.97.
BARGAIN NO. 6.
Gents Hand-sewed waukenphast Oxford Ties and
Button go this week at $3.47, worth %.
BARGAIN NO. z.
All Gents 90 Low Quarter Shoes this week At q
L HEMBRUN,
402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SEE THE OLD LADY IN WINDOW.
P. Sour Store Open This Week until NINE Pm.
to accommodate mechanics and lsborng people. je13
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THE FINEST SToCx OF all kinds OF fine fancy
leather goods in the city. ToPHaMs
1871 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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LIGHTNING RoDs, electric work. J.H. Kueh

IoU can buy a Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel
Cur hid, ST. Goat or Peb. Goat for $3.50 per pair.
W. II. RlCh. IL Market Snlcp -
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FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. ave.

We HAVE JUST RECEIVED Londonderry, the best
water known Tor uric acid troubles, govt, and
rheumatism Contains more fthium than any
other known water. Call for pamphlet at Ebbit
House Drug Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

WHY NOT buy your clothing from first hands
when you can save from s3 to s. on every suit.
We sell suits for $40 such cost others dealers
more 10 place ON their counters.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
OuR MES's SHIRT FAcroRY.

We call attention to our well-organizad and
successful factory for the manufacture of Mems
Shirts to measure This branch OF our business
is attaining considerable prominence, due en-
tirely TO the high order OF workmanship and the
excellent quality of the materials offer ss
such nominal prices. Mr.. A. J. Lockhart who
has charge of this department, is a practical
shirt cutter and filter OF experience and ability,
and employs none but capable and FIN
ishers- We guarantee 4 TT satisfactory in every
particular. We specially invite gentlemen who
have been paying fancy prices Tor custoIn-Inade
Shirts and Others who have mad poor success
heretofore give this department an opportu-
nifty demonstrate what have sand about a.
Our prices are as follows:
Shirts for 50.
q Shirts for $1,000.
Shirts for sl2.
Shirts for sl5.
We are also showing an elegant line of Fancy
Madras and French Percsles for shirtings in Q
varied assortment of handsome patterns from
which we are prepared TO make TO measure any
number Of Shirts desired at very reasonable
prices.
The number Of custom orders we take every
day is q convincing argument of our success IN
this direction. which attributable TO the scru-
pulous care and supervision given every single
Shirt before 1t leaves establishment.
eE Call for Mr.. Jockhnrt
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
3e11 Cor. 18th and SITS. nv.
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The Double Drowning.

RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF SANDY CARTER.
This morning, between and o'clock, as on
GERS LOTUS and Hatton were walking along the
river front, near the foot of 9th street. they saw
something floating In the river which looked like
mans body. They procured a boat and, going
out discovered that 1t was the body Of Sandy Car
ter, the young colored man who was drowned on
Jackson'S wharf Friday night. Carter, as here
tofOre mentioned In The STAR, went TO Jackson'S
wharf looking for Nettie Curtis, young colored
woman and finding b er there with another man,
ne shook the lumber pile and frightened her. AS
after her, and they were both drowned. The ON.
GERS tied q rope about the young mans body and
tOwed it ashore. The remains were afterwards
removed 10 the mOrgue and the coroner nOtined.
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F1ssr CLEARING SALE Or TINS

F1ssr CLEARING SALE Or TINS
SEASON
KINGS PALACE.
WE ARE RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON TO
ADVERTISE OUR CLEARING SALE. BUT NONE
TOO EARLY FOR THOSE IN NEED OF MILL
merry
We trust customers appreciate reductions at
opportunity, while stock large select from
Please call early to avoid the great rush.
READ KINGS PALACE OFFERINGS:
Lot comprises choice line Of Colored Fine English
Mans latest shapes, sold formerly at so, 81. and
1925. are now sold at IS cents. 81, and $1.25.
Lot Colored Union Milans. in all shapes sold for
merly at rs cents g. and $125. are now sold at SO
and Is cents only.
Lot g. One thousand lovely bonnets in all the differ
ent braids Styles and colors sold formerly at So
cents and 81, your choice at 25 cents only.
Lot The finest selection of the latest styles white
hats aud bonnets, fine English Milans at 81 cents
81, S1.25 and 81 so only.
Lot s. Children's Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, in
all colors and shapes at 25, 49, so and IS cents.
The largest and choicest line ever offered.
FLOWERS! FLOWERS!
Flowers that only bloom in the spring, but flow
ers handsome choice styles: flowers that will make a
hat bonnet look lovely flowers of the newest de-
signs and elegant combinations Buttercups, Clover,
Field Flowers, Snowbals and Daisies, which are
selling at 90 25, 80 and 35 cents bunch only. the
best and cheapest ever offered in the city.
RIBBONS! RIBBONSl
Satin. silk and fancy ribbons at great reduction.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
Fine Gloria Umbrellas at 81 AZ only sold elsewhere
at 81 SO, as q bargain.
Handsome hat and bonnet trimmings, Gauzes, Surah
Silks and Velvets. Silk Muls at a heavy discount.
ATTEND OUR FIRST CLEARING SALE.
1T WILL PAY YOU.
KINGS PALACE
S14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR SALE-I HAVE A FEW FINELY LOCATED
lots IN that charming subdivision Forest Glen. On
miles on the Metropolitan Branch b. 4 o. AZ nom i
TOPS cents foot.
THOS. G. HENsEY
je4-Sw 1O06 ST. n W.
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G.. II. KEEN:
TAILOR,
414 9TH ST. NV.

$ Is: r F. f + T. +. 4 8 : +
E.! e. T.. s. : :: E! s.:
81 Il ! E.. + +.
oFLADIEs AN MISSES SUITS.
A. Some OF our lots have BECOME broken and to close
the 9%s we Hsse Gf on them that
BENZ 81 fz NHyE WH sHE az kS S. a
and We have not deviated from the line this time.
3ALBATRoss SUITS nadies,) 2 light blue and
'Ps cE 1 SSPe o
AT S9.75.
1 COMBINATION COSTUME tladies), of All.oyer
s H2i
AT $50.
This is one Of the handsomest suits we have had in
As You cannot get correct idea from description.
WHITE SUIT tsIisses, 10 year,. elabor,tely
t 6hogs in embroidery SELLING e PRICE Co. 10
so Il oiSsA
LADIES' JERSEYS.
fAsanSss F FHc fe' t.. s'e Is
SHIRT wAIsTs
E e ss Ttss Isss sEsE SSs a1sr
plsated back and front. TO CLOSE
AT ACC
made choice patterns. sizes to Ii years. Fo CLOSE
!; wv = Re #Hi
social ITEMS
To be closed out, all desirable goods.
SO dog. hats, in Tramway, Cobureh, and Rough
Hssssas s9saP ssaaHsi S fssE
g ss.s e H :: ys g .ss sSDss
lot Sash Ribbon, and inch, all silk. in block.
SPECIAL PRICE 55C ~~'
Special drive in 9-inch Moire Sash Ribbon. crovn
edge. all coiors. worth s1.35, SPECIAL PRICE $50
deg. Chiiifens Caps slightly crushed sold from
$1.55 70 3L9S. SPECIAL PPkICE 9SC.
BBe A 2 2 Nm MN ssss
En- ssss "A ! SuJ$ HHHHH SIS .
80 7TH. sTH. AND D STREETS.
M CUNNINGHAM. THE WELI-KNOWN sHXT-
w. te tAkee orders Tor new SIX Hat; Straw. J1lk
and Light 6t0 Hats Cleaned. No braroh. JSctorI
aod1e1aAsnoA 131o eth o. NV. bok I'd O 1y09
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rUssELL's ICE-CREAM.

r. W. HENDERSON & Co., 11l3 T st. NV. Latest
designs OF Wall Paper and Window Shades
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KILLS EVERY BED-BUG, crotOn-bug, roach, and
ant PrOctOr'S Insect Powders, - cts
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LIGHTNING RoDs repaired j. ii. kuehling, No
4l9 18th ST. NV
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The CELEBRATED CHALLENGE DR4wER.-BeSt In
the market. At Francs cor. 1th and ID SITS.
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DOCKS FOR SUMMER READING.
ID Pocket Librsries. Cssselfs National Nbrsxy. ct
Good CroQuet Sets. from one to four dollars Paper
and Envelopes, hom the finest 10 the cheapeet
~, 4,s 49,
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SELLING Orr
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST
BARGAINS BARGAINS, BARGAINS
New style Summer Dress Goods TRENCH DEN
TELLE" in handsome stripes and brocade plaids, in
all colors including BLACK These elegant dress goods
all pure fine zephyr wool, widest double width
double the width of single width dress goods cash
value 15c; REDUCED 70 37ac:x
quality; cash value 2Sei; reduced to 12he:
and blue, reduced to u.
F Fic II Lawns AVN 81 e, 20 s and t sSc
AMERICAN LAWNS, &C.
AMERICAN SAT1NES, 1Oc
FRENCH SATINES choice styles, $50
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids Stripes,
Checks and Fancy Styles cash value, Csc. o yard re-
duced, IL yards for only 90
FANCY SILKS, 37H, 40 and 45c.
to &c.
BLACK. CAsHMERES. good quality wide double
width. reduced to csc.
Special Notice 70 STRICTLY Cash Customers. pair Of
our Handsome Satin Damask Towels, immense size,
buys 40 Il caah
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WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN.

believe it to be wrong and wicked for clergy
other public men to be led into giving testimo-
malls to quack doctors vile stus called medicines.
but when really meritorious article il made up Of
common valuable remedies known to all, and that all
physicians use and trust in daily should freely
commendit Therefore chesrfully and heartily
mend Hop Bters for the good they have done me and
my friends. firmly believing they have no equal
for family use will not be without them"
REV. E. R. WARREN, Scipio ny.
COOP AccoUNr.-''To sum it up, ak long years Of
bedridden sickness and suffering costing $500 per
year. total 81 200, all Of which stopped by three
bottles Of Hop Bitters taken by my wife, who has done
her Homework for since without the loss Of
day. and want everybody to know it for their bene-
ft"-JOHN WEEKS, Butler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-14

A TIMELY Suoarsr1os.
summer rssOr'' and wishing complete
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
We invite call We are really prepared to show You
n sSS Of all
LADIES' CORSET COVERS.
Ladies' Corset Covers. high neck, trimmed with en-
csmbi nix e sno ae11'hs Done nn1sh best quality
ana sd,ss high neck yoke Of fine tnh
s"eSs % also one with solid yoke Of fine
abe p soa wiz na two other styles in
r%s ~ FIn mt and back yoke Of 26 Pin
0SE ses lot Complies Corset Covers made Of best
With ON nns embroidered edse formerly sold st 75c
of and iG pn
dd around neck and sleeves with Nansook edge
BEST BEST! qn.s9 y
:; :as
RSH TH ANX5Sgs F9 sEcgREA sooP
THE DESIRED STYLES AS we'll as TIE BAR.
GAIN. AMONG THOSE MENTIONED.
LADIES' DRESSING sACQUEs.
Ladies' Dressing s.cques, made of good quality Of
lawn. trimmed around neck, seeves and bottom With
rune OF the same. only Soc; former price 75c
ladies' Dressing SscQues best quality Of lawn
Mimnea WITH rune OF embroidery, tucks down front
Ladiss Drss.ing s.cgues, best quality Of c.mbric,
smeroidery around neck. sleeves and bottom only
sun another style in lawn trimmed with cluster of
nGck ana aleeyes herring bone nnish only $248
soos da yoke of tucfs and inserting
asdss Muslin Gowns. yoke Of tucks, two rows Of
emb oad g9c. former price. s1.25.
neck and sleeves with embroidery best Quality mus
M 4.SSi i;SS l., former pr1ce, SO.
Of tuSks above, good muslin. only S5 c. ''"'''s
ladles' Muslin Shirts. ruf1le Of cambric trimmed
WIN nne tucks and embroidery, 9Sc.; former price
Ladies' Muslin skirts deep rufae Of Blind French
smo5odery cluster Of tucks above best muslin. only
Ladies' Cambria Chemise yoke Of pin tuck. and in.
SeinS trimmed with embroidered edge 63c.; former
81 DENTELLE FOR e2k CENTS.
HERE Is wONDRoUs BARGAIN FOR THE
b bAAHH1TIS yN1 Ef CASE FdNE AlIW0oL FRENCH
SILL For sah GExTs PR yxHb piA 4H Mn ao T5
hE III ~ NOWHERE LESS THAN 81 PER YARD.
THESE GOODS foR LESS TaAS 7 Is CENTS M PEs